14 Jun 1885
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Newspaper
Springfield Globe Republic
Location
Springfield, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1885
Page
1
The Ohio Valley and Tennessee region show a generally stationary weather pattern followed by a slight fall in temperature. Winds are generally southwestward with light variability observed locally in the Lower Take region.
An old timey advertisement touts Hyceia Clothing Store offerings for men youths and children with a focus on garments and underwear. It boasts low wholesale prices one price policy and deep discounts on pants suits and kilts claiming superior Egyptian cotton underwear and a vast stock for all ages and sexes.
A brakeman strike on the BAKR line arose after crew reductions aboard mogul-engine trains causing attempted derailment and jailings. In Indiana, Frederick Grote-Gueh confessed to killing his wife on June 4, with threats and self harm in a ritual that ended in a throat injury and his own attempted self-harm. The New Year banking update reports rising loans, deposits, and reserves across Associated Banks.
The article outlines the new cabinet’s policy including reopening the Soudan campaign, settling the Anglo Russian question on the Granville basis, and other key reforms. It also reports arrests of a noted counterfeiter, treasury note die status, and health updates on Empress Charlotte.
Fragmented and garbled account depicts a political transition in Britain with Gladstone, Disraelian figures, and Irish governance issues. The text references resignation, formation of a new government, conservative leaders, and royal involvement amid disorder and shifting ministries. It mentions Salisbury, Marquoisal, and various factions shaping the new cabinet.
The Springfield society column recaps a bustling convention week with weddings planned on West High Street and North Limestone, extensive visiting guests from Cincinnati and Columbus, and numerous social gatherings. Attendees include Mr and Mrs Frank Goodhue, Mrs U Matthews, Judge Neal, and many locals, with praise for the city’s cordial hospitality and the season’s social energy.
The Brethren in Bonds met for the lodges annual anniversary observance at No.9 Crescent Ledge with talks, degree work, and conferrals. Attendees included Habir Earle and others as the group marked a year of service with planned future meetings and installations.
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